The Trinitarian Abbey was built between 1230 and 1240 and dissolved in 1560’s and eventually became a ruin. In 1809 the 2nd Earl of Dunraven restored the ruins of the Trinitarian Abbey and gave it to the Catholic Church in Adare.
To arrange your wedding at Holy Trinity Abbey Catholic Church you need only give four months’ notice of your intention to marry, however it is common practice for a couple to book the church a long time in advance. Contact John Shovlin, Church Administrator, with responsibility for wedding bookings, rehearsals, etc.
Tel: 087 2668493.
Email: office@adareparish.ie
Website: http://www.adareparish.ie/
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